US Detains Venezuela-Linked Vessel

The US announced the detention of another Venezuela-linked vessel before President Trump's meeting. This action is part of efforts to increase pressure on the Venezuelan government and enforce sanctions.

The United States announced that it has detained another vessel linked to Venezuela, ahead of a meeting between US President Donald Trump... The US stated that this new detention is part of efforts to increase pressure on the Venezuelan government. Source: US officials. "We continue to act within our legal authorities to enforce sanctions," the statement said. The detention comes amid rising tensions in the region.

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